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Yep. Cam was a one of a kind. His rushing TDs as a QB is one of those records that's going to be really tough for anyone to break. He has more rushing TDs than some HOF RBs.

I hope he plays well individually and helps lead the Falcons to a five win season the next two years.

It could be 2011 or it could be 2004 or 1983. One thing I'd bet a lot of money on though is that all four won't workout. Somebody is going to bust. Maybe multiple somebodies. But you gotta trust your evaluations. Fear of drafting a bust is a terrible reason to not draft a QB.

I think there's a very good chance that four QBs go before #8, but I'd still be shocked to see them be the first four picks. If Pitts is the BPA on our board when we're on the clock at #8, I hope we try to trade down.

Honestly, some footwork mechanics isn't a huge flaw. Kinda like how few WRs come into the league with a full route tree, few QBs come into the league with flawless mechanics that won't need some refining.

LOL Two Yard Teddy distorts his own stats plenty well enough.

Inspection came back good last week. A few minor things we had addressed. Appraisal came in $14k over contract price. It's gonna be a go. The mountain views are a bit different than my previous Colorado mountain views but still quite pleasant.

Challenge accepted. My entire D is gonna be within 10 yards of the LOS every snap

I wanted James sooooo bad.

I can't stand Wilson either, but he stabbed the Wolfpack in the back? Those idiots tried to flex on him and force him to quit baseball.

And you won't. That would be tampering.

Helluva prospect. Zero desire to draft him due to desperate needs at positions of much higher positional value.

Call me a communist all you want, but when you're being blatantly racist and homophobic that'll get you banned real quick.

I can't see him being traded until there's some clarity on this situation.

I'm all about not throwing good money after bad with Teddy.

It's like I said when we signed Teddy. Teddy is purgatory. He's not good enough to allow you to compete but he's good enough to keep you out of draft contention for a legit franchise QB. Lo and behold look where we are, very possibly sitting just outside of the range for a top tier QB prospect this year. Teddy level QBs are the worst case situation in the NFL. Yes, I'd rather roll with Grier and be in position to draft a Howell or Rattler next year rather than be sitting at 5-11 to 7-9 range again next year and once again wondering how in the fug we're gonna find a QB.

Teddy as the fallback plan is like calling the rocky landing at the bottom of a tall cliff a safety net. If that's your plan it's already over.

It's easy to do. The thread is very clearly titled. You just don't click on it.

If you combined Little, Grier, and Thomas all together they'd probably still be worth nothing.

Teddy Bridgewater

The question is why would the Pats spend like drunken sailors this off-season and not sign him?

Yep. Seems like the Pats are almost baiting someone into giving them a 2nd or maybe he was wanting way more than they were willing to pay and they're looking for someone else to negotiate the contract for them.

They can't come out and say anything regarding their potential pursuit of a player under contract with another team. That's tampering.

He's trying to suggest that a guy who had a 38:36 TD:INT ratio in the two seasons plus two games prior to being benched due to injury for Brady is somehow comparable to the current version of Deshaun Watson. It's laughable.